Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-06-14
LOCAL BREyITIEs.

The Sacramento river has receded to l3
| feet II inches.
The Jaguarine- Macallister combination
left for Oakland yesterday.
George W. Dorm, of Butte county. has
been appointed Director of Agricultural
District No. 3. vice Joseph Eddy, resigned
Thomas Edgerton, of Elk Grove. in
| getting off the cars on Sunday while they
were in motion, fell and was seriously in
jured
I. w. Soule. boiler-maker of this city.
lost the little finger of his right hand last
Saturday, in consequence of its getting
caught in a lathe.
Justice Devine has set the case ofCharles
Barnes, arrested for perjury on the COM
plant of II. G. Hays, for examination
next Friday at 10 A-M.s
Secretary of State Hendricks has in his
office two large and beautiful specimens of
the snow plant which he obtained in Yo-
semitic valley last week.
In Department One of the Superior
Court, yesterday, Gustave Peterson, ma
| tive of Sweden, was admitted to citizen
ship on the testimony of A. g. Johnson
and Martin Hooke.
! The great Sachen and Great Chiefs will
this evening pay an official visit to the
various tribes of the Improved Order of
Red Men of the city, meeting Jointly with
Red Cloud Tribe at 1850.
The bad weather interfered with the en-
| joyment of the train-load of excursionists
to Strawberry valley, Shasta county and
! they returned home earlier than they other
wise would, arriving here Sunday evening.
John NJ Quinn, who was at one time
foreman of the boiler shops at the railroad
works in Sacramento, and more recently
| department superintendent at the Mare
Island Navy Yard, died at Vallejo Sunday
| evening.
Commissions were issued to Notaries
Public from the Governor office yesterday
as follows: H. L. V. Jeffress, Red Bluff:
James Mason, San Francisco NJ P. Rose
Fall River; w. S. Waters, Los Angeles; j.
d. Sprout, Chico.
But two arrests were made Yesterday
Mrs. Donovan, by officer O'Meara, for petit
larceny, on the complaint of John Hughes,
who accuses her of taking dollar belong
ing to him, and Mary McCarty, by officers
Ash and Lowell, for being drunk.
The average Signal Service temperature
yesterday was 50 cooler than the normal
temperaturefor that day. The highest
and lowest temperature was $40 and 4So,
with gentle to brisk northerly winds dur
ing the greater part of the day and calm
weather in the evening
The steamer Dover has been launched
from the marine-ways on the Yolo side of
the river, after receiving thorough over
hauling, and is now ready for the seasons
work In grain-carrying. The barge Nevada
has been hauled out for repairs, and when
they are completed the Arizona will be at
tended to.
The Fair Oaks Glee Club met at the resi-
dence of Mrs. W. C. Fitch on Saturday
evening, when short literary and musi-
cal programme was rendered. The club is
rehearsing an operetta and also patriotic
music for the Fourth of July. The club
comprises a membership of thirty, and
meets weekly.
G. w. Reeds horse and buggy, taken
from in front of the Baptist Church, Sun
day evening, was found late that night
near the Capitol. The horse may have got
unhitched and strayed away, but it is more
probable that somebody took the rig,''
enjoyed ride, and then left the property
wherever it was most convenient.
The old Undine Boat Club having almost
ceased to exist, because of so many of its
members having moved away or taken to
baseball for exercise instead of rowing, it
was somewhat astonishing last Sunday TO
see signs CT vigorous life about the boat
house. 1t seems that some rev men have
taken hold of the institution, and will re-
vivify it.
A New York dispatch of the 18th instant
says: There is no doubt now that the
best two-year-old in the East is owned by
Haggin. Guarantee, ridden by Fitzpatrick,
won the fremont stakes in grand style
yesterday. He carried seven pounds pen
atty, which made a weight of 10 pounds.
He got very bad start, and though the
track was not near as fast as it had been,
he ran the three-quarters in 1:154"
The Chief Signal Service officer has re-
sumed telegraphing the weather for Los
Angeles and San Diego to the Sacramento
Signal Service Office, and has also resumed
telegraphing the weather from Salt Lake,
Cheyenne, Denver, North Platte, Omaha,
Davenport, Chicago and st. Louis for the
use and benefit of the fruit and commission
merchants of this city. These reports have
been suspended since January 1st last